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Topanga Days Game Winners
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Topanga Days Game Winners 

Pie.Eating – Contestants stuff their faces with pie as the crowd looks on with amazement at the pie eating contest at the 50th Topanga Days Festival on Monday, May 26th, 2025. Ryan Fi (spelling?), the returning champion, who won the contest is wearing a grey shirt in the middle. Sarah Reisenbichler, who was close behind, is on his right. Photo by Ivan Kashinsky

Dance Contest Winners

Noble Webster, Maggie Collins

Three-legged Race 

Satya Finch and Emma Farkas (four years in a row)

Pie-Eating Contest

Ryan Pickering, returning champion

Bubble Gum Blowing Contest

Crystal June Storey, returning champion

Limbo Winners

Aristea Cottereau, Sophia Bella Davis, P. Treya, and Ajah

Animal Imitation Champ

Koriander Dirschel. She imitated a crow.

If anyone has been forgotten, please let us know!

Bubble.Man- Dennis G Miller, who is dressed as what he calls, “The Greatest Whatever,” is surrounded by bubbles from the Mermaid Butterfly Plant Nursery Float before the start of the Topanga Days Parade at Pine Tree Circle on May 26th, 2025. Dennis came up from the San Fernando Valley for his 4th Topanga Days Parade. When asked what he thought about Topanga, he said, “Topanga is just plain beautiful.” Photo by Ivan Kashinsky
Naya Rose, 3, enjoying  bubbles and song on the Love School float. Photo by Todd G. Levin
Topanga Days parade on a Pentax-MX with a 50mm lens on Kodak Tri-X 400 B&W film. He writes that the group photo is of the gathering of parade participants in Pine Tree Circle before the procession. Photo by Todd G. Levin

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